Yesterday’s ACEs Framework Is Failing Today’s Children

To improve health outcomes, public health must expand how it defines and measures adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).

Fighting Fire with Fire

Intentionally burning 500,000 acres of conifer forests each year would reduce air pollution from wildfires by 10% after a decade.

Lesson 3b: The IF Function & Sorting

Fear No More: The Reality of Direct Cash Transfers

Despite what some politicians may think, research suggests people spend federal cash transfers on food, rent, or bills—not drugs or alcohol.

The Power of Family Meals

Bite-sized portions and just 10 more minutes at the dining table with family can improve some kids’ diets and eating habits. (From 2023)

Work Out Harder (Not Longer)

Incorporating even small amounts of vigorous activity into your exercise routine can lower the risk of chronic disease and early death.

Reaping the Benefits

Urban agriculture brings environmental and social benefits to communities. But challenges around access and inclusivity remain. (From 2023)

Obstetric Care Disappears as Home Births Rise

While some mothers prefer to have a home birth, others are finding themselves with few options as nearby labor and delivery units disappear.

How Strict Abortion Bans Harm Maternal Health

Abortion bans in Texas limit doctors' power to effectively treat pregnancy loss, increasing the need for life-saving blood transfusions.